Sentence examples for deeper claims from inspiring English sources

Antic and interesting as some of the plots might be -- My Widow" features a fondly watchful, but quite definitely deceased, husband as narrator; "The Underground Gardens" has an Italian immigrant digging subterranean marvels for the woman he would woo -- they can also subvert the deeper claims of the work.

Socrates' larger argument in Books II-IX will also focus on these deeper claims, providing alternative conceptions of the good, rationality, and political wisdom.

The Book I arguments instead take as their target deeper claims Plato does dispute: namely, Thrasymachus' assumptions about practical rationality and advantage or the good, deployed in his conception of the 'real ruler'.

But there, too, he found himself boxed in, as Mr. Huckabee, a Baptist minister, had laid a deeper claim to evangelical Christian voters.

Like the modesty that is somewhat common in Haitian culture, this saying makes a deeper claim for poor Haitian women than maintaining beauty, be it skin deep or otherwise.

Digeser looks back to Foucault for an answer and concludes that, since a degree of autonomy 'presupposes certain capacities that already individualize us, it is more likely that Foucault is making the deeper claim that the forging of subjects refers to the enabling or disabling of agency' (Digeser 1992, p. 980).

Despite the fact that Mill claimed his Harm Principle was 'one very simple principle' which excludes offence from its purview, Feinberg in fact thinks there is support to be found for his own 'Offense Principle' in Mill's text, though, whether or not that is true, his deeper claim is that his principle is worthy of support.

Asked again about it, he dug in deeper, claiming it was "common knowledge and has been reported in the media that al-Qaeda is going back into Iran and receiving training and are coming back into Iraq from Iran, that's well known".

Because the only way they can share Jerusalem is by acknowledging and respecting each other's deepest claims.

The reader can hold both at once—Whitman's deep claiming of contradiction (do I contradict myself, fuck it, I'm American).

Each time the subsequent shot went straight at Asmir Begovic until, deep into added time – too deep claimed Chelsea later – Milner cut the ball back for Firmino instead of crossing.